- Defect Removal Efficiency (DRE)Defect Removal Efficiency (DRE) DRE is a measure to detect defects before delivery.It is calculated as a percentage of the defects identified and…
- Quick Tip: How to control XML encoding in BizTalk Server 2004A classic mistake in BizTalk is to think that you can control more than you really can through schemas. For example, although you can specify default…
- We're Here!!!After a very long trip, a couple lay-overs, and a right plane engine that wouldn't start... We made it to brazil! We spent yesturday in Sao Paulo at the…
- ASP.NET 2.0, SharePoint, and IISASP.NET 2.0, SharePoint, and IIS I am in the process of installing VC# Express edition. For some particularly wierd reason its taking an awful long time…
- Cell Phone TrackingPurpose: The purpose of this experiment is to demonstrate the ability to track a cell phone's location electronically. Cell phones are being used all the…
- Step-by-Step into the cloud - Apple Mac OS XOur project goal in 2010 was to push out the solved issues and a couple of features in the SharpBox library within a new release. I'm proud to announce…
- How to remove duplicate rows from a DataTable....Someone at work asked this question so I spent five minutes and banged out this code. If it helps one person, it probably will help many so here it is....
- Imagine Cup Brazil 2004A lot of buzz has been generated by the Imagine Cup in the past week, and it is getting exciting. I hope all the teams are well prepared and will give it…
- How subscription works - Part1Introduction Perhaps the greatest architectural change between BizTalk Server 2004 and earlier versions is the introduction of the MessageBox and the…
- Writing and testing code for the Space Shuttle.Thanks to Gunnar Kudrjavets, a software tester at Microsoft, for a link to a great article named They Write the Right Stuff from Fast Company. The article…
- Data Access Application Block 3.1It’s finally available at GotDotNet. This took much longer than I expected, and all I can think about right now are the things that still aren’t…
- Microsoft patterns and practicesMicrosoft patterns and practices Microsoft Application Blocks !(/images/geekswithblogsnet/pmenefee/651/oiconbar.gif)
- ASP.NET Community/Portal Starter Kit vs. DotNetNukeIn my spare time (is there ever any?) of the past couple of days I have been manipulating both the ASP.NET Starter Kits and the source code from…
- Tech Support PricingCalling me with a question --- $10 Calling me with a stupid question -- $20 Calling me with a stupid question you can't quite articulate - $30
- Scott Dorman - Code Styles & StandardsI have previously talked about Microsoft StyleCop. For those that might not know about it, StyleCop is a source analysis tool (different from the static…
- New Presentation: Microsoft Services Oriented ArchitectureAnother presentation for.NET User Groups to use from Microsoft has been made available from the website! Microsoft is giving INETA user groups a new…
- Refactoring in Whidbey for VB.NET> ## RE: Refactoring in Whidbey for VB.NET > > Ouch. Now, I've spent a bunch of time in VB.NET. (Most of our VS test automation is written with it.) But…
- Outsourcing Trust And The Failure of PKIsPretty interesting article about the failure of PKIs at Trust Cannot be Outsourced (via Financial Cryptography).
- DevEssentials is over, good showAfter the show, I have a new respect for the passion of FoxPro developers. During a panel discussion, they show us .NET panelist that they have had…
- Application.Exit vs. Environment.ExitWhile refining my unhandled exception handler code, I wandered into this question. What is the real difference between the following three statements:
